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flag Atlassian beat revenue expectations but saw wider losses and a stock plunge amid sector-wide AI-driven sell-off.

flag Atlassian reported a 23% revenue increase to $1.6 billion for the quarter ending December 31, exceeding expectations, but its net loss widened to $42.6 million, marking its sixth straight quarter of losses. flag Despite strong customer growth—over 350,000, including 80% of the Fortune 500—the company’s U.S. stock fell to a seven-year low, dropping 6.3% to $98.41 and further to $94.51 in after-hours trading, down 69.3% over the past year. flag The broader software sector faced a steep sell-off, dubbed "software-mageddon" or "Saasocalypse," driven by concerns that AI advancements could disrupt traditional software-as-a-service models. flag Major tech firms including Microsoft, Salesforce, and Xero were also hit. flag Atlassian’s CEO Mike Cannon-Brookes remained optimistic, highlighting growing customer adoption of the company’s AI tools for productivity and security, and emphasized AI’s role in strengthening its platform.

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